Hurricane Katrina changed New Orleans forever. On this tour we will discuss the storm and what happened, why it happened, and the efforts post storm to change the way we deal with future storms.
You will be amazed at how much our city is destined and linked to the Mississippi River. You will hear about the past, present and future of New Orleans life in a city primarily at or below sea level.
We tell you the stories from first hand experience because we are the ones who lived it. We are also the environmentalists who worked on the recovery efforts and are working on the changes for the future.
We'll discuss what is being done to defend against another storm like Katrina. You'll hear a story of both tragedy and hope, while being given insights to the political, economic and social battles that continue to this day.
You will see the mighty Mississippi River. This river runs our commerce, trade and tourism in New Orleans. From our vantage point you will be able to see the famous Crescent turn as well as the cruise ships.
This is the most famous part of New Orleans. The square in the center of the French Quarter which was the original city founded in 1718. This was the center for Civil, Religious and Social ceremonies. It was also the place where public execustions were held.
This pocket park was named after Benjamin Latrobe. He was the man who designed New Orleans first water system, but at a cost of sinking the city.
You will make your own way to the meeting points